MitgliedGarryHumphreys
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- Deine Bibliothek (257)
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- academic dress (7), Church of England (2), Southwell Minster (2), gardens (1), Bishops (1), Cambridge musicians (1), Printing; Oxford University Press (1), Nottinghamshire; Buildings (1), Ralph Vaughan Williams; Adrian Boult; English music (1), Church of England; Clergy; Eagle comic (1), Publishers; John Murray (1), Mgr John O'Connor (1), Edward Thring (1), Church of England clergy (1), Uppingham School (1), Choral music (1), G. K. Chesterton (1), Composers (1), Lake District (1), Education (1), Music (1), Russia (1), Coal industry (1), King's College Cambridge (1), Burgon Society (1), National Trust (1), Shostakovich (1), Father Brown (1), Organs (1), Parish life in England c.1500-c.1700 (1)
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- May 22, 2015
- Bürgerlicher Name
- Garry Humphreys
- Über meine Bibliothek
My library reflects my interests: the largest collection is of books on music and musicians, then printed scores; next, printing and typography (history and practice); I've considerably reduced my collection of ecclesiastical biography(!). General collections include literature, general biographies, history and social history, topography and heritage (particularly London, but also elsewhere) - and more! Listings on here tend to be of recent acquisitions, but I'm slowly (and desultarily) adding older material. But there's a long way to go!
- Über mich
I am a retired freelance baritone after 54 years in London now based in Suffolk. I studied singing with Norman Platt, Nigel Rogers and (principally) John Carol Case, and appeared as a soloist and as a member of various professional ensembles, including the choirs of Southwark Cathedral, St George’s Hanover Square and The Temple Church and my song recitals with the pianist Patricia Williams revived much unjustifiably neglected English song. I was chairman of the English Song Award, secretary of the Association of English Singers and Speakers and joint editor, with Michael Pilkington, of A Century of English Song, an ongoing series aiming to make available in practical performing editions distinctive British songs of the last hundred years. I now concentrate on writing concert programme and CD liner notes, and regular arts and music reviews for the Church Times. For 12 years until it became wholly digital, I wrote (mainly but not exclusively musical) obituaries for the Independent newspaper. I studied conducting with Bryan Fairfax and have a long-term ongoing interest in the life and music of the composer Arthur Somervell.
As well as music, I'm interested in heritage, architecture, printing and typography, current affairs, and walking.
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- Suffolk, England
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